If you’re heading to Quebec for a ski trip, there’s no reason to limit yourself to one mountain. The Eastern Townships are home to four ski resorts, each with its own character, and they’re close enough together to make visiting more than one a pretty easy proposition. The L’EST GO Card brings them together under one ticket package, giving skiers a chance to explore Bromont, Mont Sutton, Mont-Orford and Owl’s Head without paying full price at every stop.
Four Mountains, Four Different Experiences
Mont Sutton
First up is Mont Sutton, which should be near the top of the list for anyone who likes skiing in the trees. Nearly half of its skiable terrain is made up of glades, with plenty of options for finding fresh lines when the snow is good. Sutton has held onto a bit of an old-school ski-hill feel, too, which is part of its appeal.
Bromont
Bromont is a different beast. It’s one of Quebec’s larger ski areas, with 450 acres of terrain across seven slopes. Its biggest claim to fame is night skiing, with an extensive network of illuminated trails that lets you keep skiing long after most resorts have called it a day. It’s also a good option for anyone looking to fit in a few laps after work.
Orford
Mont-Orford has some of the more varied terrain in the region, with everything from groomers to steeper pitches and tree skiing. The mountain’s summit is the highest skiable peak in the Eastern Townships, and the views are a nice bonus on a clear day.
Owl’s Head
Then there’s Owl’s Head, perched above Lake Memphremagog. It’s a smaller operation, but the terrain has enough variety to keep things interesting, and the lake views are hard to miss. It’s a nice change of pace from the busier resorts.
One Card, Four Mountains
The L’EST GO Card lets skiers purchase a package of two to eight lift tickets that can be used at any of the four participating resorts. That means you can ski Sutton one day, Bromont the next and decide where to go after checking the weather and snow conditions.
For the 2026–27 season, adult tickets start at $88 per day for a two- or three-day package, dropping to $81 per day when purchasing four to eight days. Student, child and senior pricing is also available.
The early-bird pricing is available until December 8, 2026, after which adult rates increase to $92 and $88 per day, respectively. The card is valid any day of the week, including weekends and holidays, with no date restrictions. Each card is assigned to one skier and can’t be shared or transferred.
It’s not an unlimited season pass, but for anyone planning to ski a few different mountains over the course of the winter, it offers a straightforward way to save on lift tickets.
For full pricing and purchasing information, visit lestgo.ca.
Make a Few Days of It
One of the best things about skiing the Eastern Townships is that you don’t have to spend the entire trip in the car to experience a different mountain. The four resorts are spread across a relatively compact region, making it possible to build a multi-day trip around a few different hills.
The surrounding towns are worth exploring, too. Sutton, Bromont, Magog and the smaller communities scattered throughout the region offer plenty of options for food, accommodation and a break from the ski boots.
The L’EST GO Card gives skiers a reason to venture beyond their usual hill and see what the rest of the region has to offer. With four mountains offering different experiences, there’s plenty of reason to mix things up this winter.
